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March 2006

Web Security Blog

It's that time of year again, when I get to work on new features (instead of supporting the old ones). With a major change to the version number of the way I took the opportunity to introduce major improvements too. ModSecurity 2.0.0-dev1 is available right now and it offers the following major improvements:

February 2006

eVuln.com - Web Application Penetration Test Services.

eVuln provides the folowing services: Web Application Source Code Analysis - Whitebox TestSecurity Implementation ConsultingWeb Application Remote Penetration Test - Blackbox TestIncident Response

October 2005

W3C Security Resources

Web security is a complex topic, encompassing computer system security, network security, authentication services, message validation, personal privacy issues, and cryptography. This page contains links to various aspects of Web and Internet security.

September 2005

PHP Input Filter

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PHP Input Filter - 1.2.2 ..is a free php class that allows developers to easily filter input coming from the user (HTML forms, cookies etc) for a number of reasons. The focus of this tool is on customisation. v1.2.2 features SQL injection support, PHP5 Strict version, as well as several patches and bugfixes. Thanks to everyone who's emailed in to make this much more stable and well-rounded.

[Web Application Component Toolkit]

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This is a list of common security concerns for web applications that can be or should be solved at the application development level with a focus on PHP solutions.

thefreecountry.com

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Free Programmers', Webmasters' and Security Resources

Cgisecurity.com

: Web Security, and Web Application Security News

August 2005

An Introduction to Mac OS X Security

This article presents topics that will help you make Mac OS X secure. If you are familiar with UNIX systems, you may want to skip the following section, which discusses some basic UNIX concepts, and move to the later portion of the article, which looks at the specifics of Mac OS X security. If, however, you come to Mac OS X from OS 9.x and would like some UNIX background information, be sure to read what follows.

July 2005

ModSecurity (mod_security) - Open Source Web Application Firewall

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ModSecurity is an open source intrusion detection and prevention engine for web applications (or a web application firewall). Operating as an Apache Web server module or standalone, the purpose of ModSecurity is to increase web application security, protecting web applications from known and unknown attacks.